libertines (Meaning)
libertines
a freethinker especially in religious matters, one leading a dissolute life, a person who leads an immoral life, a person who is unrestrained by convention or morality
Synonyms & Antonyms of libertines
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- scoundrels
- knaves
- heels
- debauchers
- delinquents
- miscreants
- lechers
- debauchees
- cads
- satyrs
- reprobates
- blackguards
- bankrupts
- rakehells
- incorrigibles
- rascals
- rogues
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
libertines Sentence Examples
- The libertine lifestyle of the protagonist in the novel shocked many readers.
- He was known throughout the city as a notorious libertine, indulging in all forms of pleasure without restraint.
- Despite his wealth, he found no satisfaction in the life of a libertine, longing for deeper meaning.
- The libertine philosophy preached by some intellectuals advocated for unrestrained personal freedom.
- She was drawn to the charismatic libertine who seemed to live by his own rules.
- The libertine aristocrats of the era flaunted their wealth and indulged in excesses.
- The libertine parties thrown by the wealthy elite were legendary for their extravagance and debauchery.
- Despite his reputation as a libertine, he had a certain charm that captivated those around him.
- The libertine ideals of the Enlightenment clashed with the moral conservatism of the time.
- The libertine attitudes of the era led to societal upheaval and moral outrage among the more conservative segments of society.
FAQs About the word libertines
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The libertine lifestyle of the protagonist in the novel shocked many readers.
He was known throughout the city as a notorious libertine, indulging in all forms of pleasure without restraint.
Despite his wealth, he found no satisfaction in the life of a libertine, longing for deeper meaning.
The libertine philosophy preached by some intellectuals advocated for unrestrained personal freedom.
